Imagine a woman working in a busy market, travelling across the city, attending college, or taking a long bus journey. She suddenly needs to use a toilet. She finds one nearby, but the entrance looks poorly lit. The door does not lock properly. There is no water or soap. The area around the toilet feels deserted. She decides to wait instead. This situation may sound simple, but it points to a much bigger problem. Public toilets are not only about sanitation. For women, they also connect with safety, privacy, dignity, health, and the freedom to move around a city without…